J277 - 1.4 - Controlling Network Access

What is the primary purpose of a password in network security?

• To make logging in faster

• To verify a user's identity

• To store personal data

• To increase internet speed

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a strong password?

• Long (at least 12 characters)

• Simple and easy to remember

• Complex (mix of uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols)

• Unique (not reused across multiple accounts)

What is the role of a password manager?

• To create passwords for you

• To securely store and manage your passwords

• To share passwords with friends

• To delete old passwords

What do access rights determine in a network?

• The speed of the internet connection

• The type of device a user can use

• What a user can do on a network (e.g., read, write, delete files)

• The colour of the network interface

Which of the following is an example of an access level?

• Password

• Student

• Firewall

• Encryption

Why is it important not to reuse passwords across multiple accounts?

• It makes passwords easier to remember

• It increases the risk of multiple accounts being compromised if one password is leaked

• It saves time when logging in

• It is required by law

What is the minimum recommended length for a strong password?

• 6 characters

• 8 characters

• 10 characters

• 12 characters

Which of the following is NOT a method of controlling access to networks?

• Passwords

• Access rights

• Access levels

• Internet speed

What is the main benefit of using a password manager?

• It automatically logs you into websites

• It helps you remember all your passwords

• It securely stores and manages your passwords

• It creates passwords for your friends

What is the purpose of grouping users with similar needs in access levels?

• To make the network look organised

• To ensure users have the appropriate access rights

• To increase the number of users on the network

• To reduce the cost of network maintenance